Gyuricza Péter - A Győrffy

They instructed that Sándor Csoóri does not exist for the Hungarian public. That was on Thursday. Who was the Owl's guest on Friday night? Sándor Csoóri. Miki did the show until midnight, went home with a good feeling, went to bed, and unplugged the phone. When he went into the radio station on Monday, the porter already told him not to go up to his room, but to go straight to Comrade Hárs. (László Varga)

I usually post on Facebook: "Lack" and an exclamation mark. I think that Győrffy is such an exclamation point for me. (Pál Sándor)

I had a class on the third floor, in one of the editorial rooms of the media center, and his photo is hanging on the wall right next to the room. I always greet him: "Hello, Miklós! I've come to teach." (Zoltán Bódi)

He always ate the cookie. He never gave thanks. He looked at me and ate it. "The cake." Yes, that's what he said. Feuer and I went to the pastry shop in Bródy Sándor Street as a trio after lunch, and that's when he came up with the idea: let's go for a bite! I think he was like that. He felt that someone cared about him, that he was important to someone. It was very important to me. (György Nej)

- If Miklós were alive and heard that a book was being written about him, what would he say?
- He would say: "B... me!". He would be impressed and think, "It's okay." (Katalin Rankos)

Péter Gyuricza is a journalist, university associate professor. In 1989, he started journalism in the Szolnoki Studio of Magyar Rádió, and from 1992 he continued in the editorial office of Krónika. He worked for 168 Óra, Magyarorszárló ávok magazine and was editor-in-chief of the background program Ráadás. In 1997, he became the founding editor-in-chief of TV2, where he directed Jó esté, Magyarország, and then worked as editor-in-chief and host of Hungary's Tomorrow. Since 2003, he has been chief government adviser in the Prime Minister's Office, and in 2008 he became a member of the ORTT. Since 2011, he has been teaching full-time at János Kodolányi University. He received his doctorate in contemporary media history. He has published 25 books so far. He wrote contemporary Hungarian media history (Média-csata-tér I-II), the history of RTL Klub and TV2 (Stay with us!), edited the Kossuth, state and Széchenyi prize winners 1948-2008 almanac, and wrote A Corvin- the chain story album. Reporter of the book Győrffy.